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JD powershift transmission Help Please
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Posted by Willy P on March 09, 2006 at 18:15:50 from (204.96.24.90):
Well I put the guages to it and found zero pressure in P, R1,R3,F3,F4,F6,F8,F10,F12,F14 and I checked in my IT&T manual and it said that it was a leak in the C Lo circuit and it probably was the gasket was blown in the traction clutch housing, so I took it off and separated it and all the gaskets look good,so i blow air through all the holes in the side of the clutch housing and the only one that seem to be leaking was the one that is on the end of the tube that goes to the other side and connects to the detented high low shift valve could this be the problem? And what do I need to do next? Thanks
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